i use a 3 pt wheel rake with 5 wheels , I learn more every yr i use it , and i have been using one for 30 yrs .Those trained up and roller bar rakes will cut the wheel rake to bits in disgust and frustration , But YOU CAN LEARN The foriegn language of wheel rakes . I have found the best way to get long with these rakes is to go around the entire field pulling the hay out from under the trees and into the sunlite , this allows the hay to air , Then go to the middle of the field and find the last swath mowen , rake that together in a double windroww, Th, en go around the middle of the field pulling the hay toward thecenter windrow while circling the field , you will make far less trips that way and will rake the field in half the time Than if you started outside and kept pushing the hay outwards .. The idea works very well in thick hay single windrows . and .. IT does not require a lot of thought to double up the windrows for light hay
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